Ravenswood, a city located in Jackson County West Virginia along the Ohio River has always been a place of dark history. The town was built on a tract of land once owned by George Washington. River boats used to travel the Ohio River and Ravenswood was a major stop along their way. During the civil war a battle was fought about a mile north at Buffington Island.

 I grew up going to church and my parents teaching me about life after death. But I guess being taught and really believing are two different things. I mean you can be taught to believe and you think you do till that moment when someone you love and are close to passes on. That’s when you find yourself starting to wonder in the back of your mind what really happens when you die.

I took this photo myself some years ago. I was traveling east bound on I-90 just around Erie PA when I looked towards the north and saw a strange cloud formation. When I arrived back home I placed the SD card from my phone into my computer to get a better look.

Because of modern day technology Santa no longer needs reindeer to pull his sleigh until his sleigh breaks down just days before Christmas. Now Santa is on a search to find his reindeer so they can once again pull his sled.

Izzy is a graceful Siamese house cat who has everything she could ever want: a cozy home, a sunny enclosure, and a family who adores her. Yet beyond the fence lies a world she’s only dreamed about. When she meets Rusty — a scruffy, adventurous wildcat with stories of moonlit forests and whispering trees — Izzy begins to wonder what life is like on the other side.

One windy autumn day, curiosity carries her farther than she intended, and danger soon follows. With Rusty’s help, Izzy discovers courage she never knew she had, and Rusty discovers the comfort of belonging. Together, they journey through the forest, learning that bravery comes in many forms and friendship can bridge even the widest worlds.

A tale of adventure, trust, and the magic of unlikely friendships, Izzy & Rusty shows that the best life isn’t wild or tame — it’s shared.